MyMillionDollarMovie.com is one man - Casey Walker - 's hope to gather enough funds to shoot his own feature film, titled "Free For All But You". Something along the lines of "There's Something About Mary", "Chasing Amy" or "Bottle Rocket". Written by Jon Tucker. Pure absurd delight. Casey is a talented 30-year old canadian director , who's been already shooting commercials and other projects.

How's he going to get the moolah rollin'? Easy. By selling his movie's frames out on the Internet. Wanna become an instant executive producer for "Free For All But You", and support a great movie project? Just buy one frame. That's all you gotta do to get your name in the credits of a possible worldwide blockbuster. And what's more, when the movie makes money (and it will), you'll get your share of the gold for owning frames. Probably not much, but who cares. It's all for a good cause: creativity.

So far, Casey has sold 15,680 frames, believe it or not. He's got his own blog, on which he talks about the entire experience.

Support indie filmmaking! Support Casey - a great guy - and support your possibly insanely rich and happy future ass. You never know. Go check out MyMillionDollarMovie.com

Check out Fancy Pants Man, an addictive lil' Flash game that will instantly remind you of Super Mario Bros, but with this very trendy doodlestyle flavor. (Now don't go around your agency saying, "Hey let's do this concept doodlestyle", because I just made the word up.)

This could make a great advergame for Nike's current "More Air. More World" campaign. Actually, it'd be perfect. I hope the folks at Wieden & Kennedy are watching. But now that I've said it, they probably won't.

My vacations have been most EXCELLENT, thanks. I feel very refreshed. Very, umm, new. Yes, new. I am now ready to tackle the fact that summer is almost over. And now, jumping unpredictably from one topic to another, here's something smooth to start your day:

Are you of those who think terms like "surfing the web" or "navigating" or "exploring the cyberspace" are way, way out? Well, you're absolutely right. The cool thing to do now is "stumbling". Stumbling upon webpages gives you the bragging right to say you've found the coolest thing, aaaall by yourself. Well, a small company called "StumbleUpon" decided they would help you do some wicked stumbling. And thanks to them, soon people will be able to say "Hey, I've Stumbledthis today".

The system is pretty simple. You (freely) register to StumbleUpon, and download their toolbar. (I personally hate software that adds toolbars to my browser, but this is different. Way different.) Then, you click a few boxes identifying your main areas of interest. Say, you like "sports" and "movies", and also ummm, "food". And you're done for the registering part.

Now, the fun part. Everytime you click the little "Stumble!" button on your toolbar, you're presented with a random original and interesting webpage, featuring content of your preselected preference. And you can be certain it will be original and interesting because it has been chosen by users like YOU, who thought it was original and interesting. And of course if you have a webpage you recommend for stumbling, you can propose it to StumbleUpon, and they will add it to their Stumbling database. It's that good. It's that simple.

This means GOOD WEBBAGE GUARANTEED. Everytime you fall on a new page, you can vote if you like it, or don't like it. If too many people don't like the choice, it gets flushed out.